Generac 004373-3, 004626-2, 004373-3 , 004626-2 owner manual Introduction Inside Front Cover

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Table of Contents

Guardian Liquid-cooled 40 kW Generator

Introduction

Inside Front Cover

Read This Manual Thoroughly

IFC

Contents

IFC

Operation and Maintenance

IFC

How to Obtain Service

IFC

Authorized Dealer Locator Number

IFC

Safety Rules

2

Section 1 – General Information

4

1.1

Unpacking/Inspection

4

 

1.1.1

Lifting the Generator

4

1.2

The Generator

4

1.3

Generator AC Connection Systems

4

1.4

Prepackaged Transfer Switch

4

1.5

Automatic System Operation

4

1.6

Main Circuit Breaker

5

1.7

Engine Protective Devices

5

 

1.7.1 Low Oil Pressure Switch

5

 

1.7.2

High Coolant

 

 

 

Temperature Switch

5

 

1.7.3 Low Coolant Level Switch

5

 

1.7.4

Overspeed Shutdown

5

 

1.7.5

Overcrank Shutdown

5

 

1.7.6

DC Fuse

5

1.8

Specifications

5

 

1.8.1

Generator

5

 

1.8.2

Engine

6

1.9Fuel Requirements

 

and Recommendations

6

 

1.9.1 Conversion to LP Gas Vapor

6

1.10

Engine Oil Recommendations

7

1.11

Coolant

7

1.12

Emission Control System

7

Section 2 – Installation

8

2.1

Basic Standby Electric System

8

2.2

Emergency Circuit Isolation Method

9

2.3

Total Circuit Isolation Method

9

2.4

Grounding the Generator

9

2.5

Generator AC Neutral Connections

9

2.6

Transfer Switch Start Signal Connections....

9

 

2.6.1

Pre-Packaged Type Switch

9

 

2.6.2

“GTS” Type Switch

9

2.7

Battery Installation

10

 

2.7.1

Vented Batteries

10

2.8

Preparation Before Start-up

10

 

2.8.1 Prior to Initial Start-up

11

 

2.8.2

Transfer Switch

11

 

2.8.3

Fuel System

11

 

2.8.4

Generator Set Lubrication

11

 

2.8.5

Engine Coolant

11

 

2.8.6

Belt Tension

11

 

2.8.7

Electrical System

11

 

2.8.8

Rodent Protection

11

Section 3 – Operation

12

3.1

Control Console Components

12

 

3.1.1

AC Voltmeter

12

 

3.1.2

AC Ammeter

12

 

3.1.3

AC Frequency Meter

12

 

3.1.4

DC Voltmeter

12

 

3.1.5

Hourmeter

12

 

3.1.6

Auto/Off/Manual Switch

12

 

3.1.7

Fault Indicator Lamp

12

 

3.1.8

15-amp Fuse

12

 

3.1.9

7.5 Amp Inline Fuse

12

 

3.1.10

Voltage-phase Selector Switch

12

 

3.1.11

Set Exercise Time Switch

12

3.2

Using the Auto/Off/Manual Switch

12

 

3.2.1

“Auto” Position

12

 

3.2.2

“Off” Position

13

 

3.2.3

“Manual” Position

13

3.3

Automatic Transfer Operation

13

3.4

Sequence of Automatic Operation

13

3.5

Engine Heater

13

3.6

Weekly Exercise Cycle

14

Section 4 – Maintenance

14

4.1

Checking the Engine Oil Level

14

4.2

Changing the Engine Oil and Filter

15

 

4.2.1

Engine Oil Recommendations

15

 

4.2.2

Oil and Filter Change Procedure

15

4.3

Changing the Engine Air Cleaner

15

4.4

Spark Plugs

16

4.5

Battery Maintenance

16

 

4.5.1

Battery Replacement

16

4.6

Cooling System

17

4.7Overload Protection for

 

Engine DC Electrical System

17

4.8

DC Fuse

17

4.9

Engine Coolant

17

4.10

Miscellaneous Maintenance

17

 

4.10.1 Cleaning the Generator

17

 

4.10.2 Rodent Protection

17

4.11

Out of Service Procedure

18

 

4.11.1 Removal From Service

18

 

4.11.2 Return to Service

18

4.12

Service Schedule

19

Section 5 – Troubleshooting

20

Section 6

– Electrical Data

21

Section 7

– Exploded Views and

 

 

 

Parts Lists

30

Section 8

– Notes

59

Section 9

– Warranty

60

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Contents Liquid-cooled, Prepackaged Standby Generators Authorized Dealer Location IntroductionIntroduction Inside Front Cover General Hazards Electrical Hazards Generator AC Connection Systems Prepackaged Transfer SwitchUNPACKING/INSPECTION GeneratorSpecifications Main Circuit BreakerEngine Protective Devices ‹ 1.9.1 Conversion to LP GAS Vapor Fuel Requirements RecommendationsEmissions Control System Coolant‹ 1.12.1 AIR Fuel Ratio Controller Other Published Standards Standby Generator InstallationBasic Standby Electric System Nfpa StandardsGrounding the Generator Transfer Switch Start Signal Connections‹ 2.6.1 PRE-PACKAGED Type Switch MethodBattery Installation Preparation Before START-UP‹ 2.7.1 Vented Batteries ‹ 2.8.1 Prior to Initial START-UP ‹ 2.8.2 Transfer SwitchUsing the AUTO/OFF/MANUAL Switch Sequence of Automatic Operation Engine Heater‹ 3.2.3 Manual Position Checking the Engine OIL Level Weekly Exercise Cycle‹ 4.2.1 Engine OIL Recommendations Changing the Engine AIR Cleaner‹ 4.2.2 OIL and Filter Change Procedure Changing the Engine OIL and FilterBattery Maintenance ‹ 4.5.1 Battery ReplacementSpark Plugs DC Fuse Miscellaneous MaintenanceCooling System Overload Protection forOUT of Service Procedure ‹ 4.11.1 Removal from Service‹ 4.11.2 Return to Service SYSTEM/COMPONENT Procedure Frequency Service ScheduleProblem Cause Correction Troubleshooting GuideElectrical Data Not Used on Guardian Unit Electrical Data TS1 Generator D4992-A Model No Section 40 kW 0D6974 KW Generators No D6975 27 *28 Drain Pan To Oil On Oil QTY Description Base Frame Assembly M6 Hinge Panel Face Panel BTM & Back Control VDC Panel Face Cover Plate AVR ALT Leads Sensing Wire QTY Flywheel Engine Stator Leads Detail Scroll Washer Lock M12 Exploded Views and Parts Lists Engine 4.3L GM Exploded Views and Parts Lists MOUNT, Engine R & L To Thermostat Housing To Engine Block To Starter Solenoid RED Black To Engine Block Part KIT Radiator Copper Brass DIA. Clamp ASSEMBLY2 Compartment NUT Wing 1/4-20 Nylk To Stepper Motor Support Solenoid NAT GAS Attach to REGULATOR, N/G R600S Exploded Views and Parts Lists Muffler Catalyst 4.3L Assembly Motor Stepper Guardian Liquid-cooled 40 kW Generators Your Warranty Rights and Obligations MANUFACTURER’S Emission Control System Warranty CoveragePURCHASER’S/OWNER’S Warranty Responsibilities Emission Related Parts Include the Following Emission Control System WarrantyThis Warranty Shall not Apply to the Following Warranty Schedule

004373-3, 004626-2, 004373-3 , 004626-2 specifications

Generac is a leader in the power generation industry, known for its reliable and innovative products. Among its extensive range of offerings, two models stand out: the Generac 004373-3 and the 004626-2. These models represent the cutting edge of home standby generators.

The Generac 004373-3 is designed to provide seamless power during outages, ensuring that homes remain comfortable and functional. One of its main features is the automatic transfer switch, which detects a power outage and activates the generator within seconds. This automatic response eliminates the need for manual intervention, allowing homeowners to go about their lives without interruption.

This model is equipped with a durable engine that runs on liquid propane or natural gas, providing flexibility depending on the availability of fuel sources. The 004373-3 has an impressive power output, capable of powering essential household appliances, including refrigerators, heating systems, and lights. Its compact design allows for easy installation, making it suitable for a variety of home sizes.

On the other hand, the Generac 004626-2 also focuses on providing reliable power but with additional advanced features. One of its key characteristics is the True Power Technology, which delivers clean and stable power, making it ideal for sensitive electronics and appliances. This feature is crucial for households that rely on digital devices, protecting them from fluctuations that could potentially cause damage.

Additionally, the 004626-2 comes with a user-friendly control panel that allows for easy monitoring and adjustments. The model also incorporates Smart Management Technology, which enables users to manage their power consumption effectively. This technology allows homeowners to prioritize the most critical circuits, ensuring essential services remain operational during outages.

Both models emphasize ease of maintenance, with a design that facilitates access to components for servicing. Generac generators are known for meeting high standards of quality, ensuring reliability and longevity. With their advanced technologies and robust features, the Generac 004373-3 and 004626-2 provide peace of mind, allowing homeowners to remain connected and powered, no matter the circumstances. Whether for unexpected outages or planned maintenance, Generac continues to set the standard in home power solutions.